Devin Chicras

The City of Burien's 2026 State Legislative Agenda outlines key priorities within three main pillars: Healthy and Thriving Communities, Quality of Life and Economic Development, and Behavioral Health. The plan seeks legislative action and support for initiatives including dedicated funding for housing, assistance for migrants and asylum seekers, mitigation of environmental impacts from airport expansion, revision of property tax caps, investment in local infrastructure, enhancement of officer training, and expansion of behavioral health workforce and crisis co-responder programs. The overarching goal is to maintain a vibrant, diverse, and environmentally conscious community.

This document outlines a six-year program for transportation improvements, spanning from 2026 to 2031.

This federal agenda outlines the City of Burien's strategic approach to securing federal funding and advocating for policies beneficial to its community. Key priorities include attracting federal funding for capital projects related to infrastructure, climate initiatives, and public works facilities. The plan also focuses on strengthening relationships with the Congressional Delegation and other federal agencies. Furthermore, it details lobbying efforts for specific policies concerning transportation, infrastructure, environmental protection, climate change, public safety, housing and homelessness, and community economic development, aiming to enhance the city's overall well-being.

This document details the Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program for the period 2026 through 2031, encompassing both funded and unfunded projects. The plan focuses on enhancing the city's infrastructure and transportation network through initiatives such as pavement management, ADA barrier mitigation, signal upgrades, trail development, and intersection improvements. It prioritizes pedestrian and bicycle safety, accessibility, and the overall maintenance and modernization of roadways across the city.

The City of Burien's Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities Plan classifies and describes various types of bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. It details their physical characteristics, user groups, connectivity, suitable applications, associated costs, and their respective advantages and disadvantages, serving as a framework for urban planning.